Major League Baseball
Arizona Diamondbacks
5
San Francisco Giants
3
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | OT | 2OT | 3OT | P8 | P9 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARI | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 5 |
| SF | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 3 |
— Right-hander Slade Cecconi held the San Francisco Giants to two runs in six innings in his 2024 debut, and Gabriel Moreno hit a two-run, go-ahead single in the sixth inning to lead the Arizona Diamondbacks to a 5-3 victory Sunday.
Estrada doubled to left, Chapman scored.
Pitch 1 : Ball In Play
Pitch 3 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 6 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Marte hit sacrifice fly to left, McCarthy scored, Newman to third.
Pitch 4 : Ball In Play
Pitch 3 : Ball 2
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Newman doubled to left, Moreno scored, McCarthy to third.
Pitch 6 : Ball In Play
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Ball 1
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Moreno singled to center, Pederson scored and Suárez scored.
Pitch 7 : Ball In Play
Pitch 6 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 1 Looking
Pitch 2 : Ball 2
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Pitch 3 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Yastrzemski homered to right (335 feet), Estrada scored.
Pitch 5 : Ball In Play
Pitch 4 : Strike 1 Looking
Pitch 3 : Ball 3
Pitch 2 : Ball 2
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 6 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Ball In Play
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
End of the 9th inning
Yastrzemski struck out swinging.
Pitch 4 : Strike 3 Swinging
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Swinging
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Looking
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Kevin Ginkel pitches to Mike Yastrzemski
Estrada doubled to left, Chapman scored.
Pitch 1 : Ball In Play
Kevin Ginkel pitches to Thairo Estrada
Bailey grounded out to shortstop, Chapman to third.
Pitch 4 : Ball In Play
Pitch 3 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 2 : Ball 2
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Kevin Ginkel pitches to Patrick Bailey
Chapman doubled to left.
Pitch 6 : Ball In Play
Pitch 5 : Ball 3
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Looking
Pitch 3 : Ball 2
Pitch 2 : Ball 1
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking
Kevin Ginkel pitches to Matt Chapman
Conforto flied out to left.
Pitch 6 : Ball In Play
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Looking
Pitch 4 : Strike 1 Looking
Pitch 3 : Ball 3
Pitch 2 : Ball 2
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Kevin Ginkel pitches to Michael Conforto
Ginkel relieved Thompson
Bottom of the 9th inning
Middle of the 9th inning
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Jung Hoo LeeCF51
LaMonte Wade Jr.1B31
Wilmer FloresDH41
Michael ConfortoLF30
Matt Chapman3B26
Patrick BaileyC16
Thairo Estrada2B19
Mike YastrzemskiRF18
Nick AhmedSS23
Jorge SolerPH12
Tyler FitzgeraldSS48
Ketel Marte2B4
Corbin CarrollCF7
Lourdes Gurriel Jr.LF12
Joc PedersonDH3
Eugenio Suarez3B28
Pavin Smith1B26
Gabriel MorenoC14
Jake McCarthyRF31
Blaze AlexanderSS23
Christian Walker1B8
Kevin NewmanSS27
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